James Lumley
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High Court gives green light to 400-home West Sussex development
The High Court in London has given developers the go-ahead for a housing scheme in Pagham
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Householder loses challenge to Berkeley Homes/Crossrail surplus land ruling
Appellant claimed he should have been allowed to buy land back after Crossrail no longer needed it
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Judge advises landlord to hand property to tenant
The tenant had a “one hundred percent beneficial interest” in the property
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Gladman wins Court of Session appeal over Stirlingshire green belt scheme
The developer has won another chance to convince authorities to allow it to build 70 homes
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Wembley primary school loses planning battle over fundraiser car park
A planning judge has dismissed an earlier ruling that allowed the fundraising scheme
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London judge stops Maud company receiving money from Santander HQ sale
Proceeds from the sale of Santander’s headquarters in Madrid must go to the insolvency administrator
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London judge stops Maud company receiving money from Santander HQ sale
Proceeds from the sale of Santander’s headquarters in Madrid must go to the insolvency administrator
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East Dulwich freeholders fail to remove long-forgotten restrictive covenants
Householders in a leafy suburb of south-east London have failed in their court bid to remove a set of long-forgotten restrictive covenants that are stopping them from selling their property.…
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Haringey Council wins lawsuit over Tottenham Hotspur street improvements
Unappointed contractor’s claims quashed
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Persimmon given green light to redevelop Dundee school as housing
Site will provide 62 new homes
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Persimmon wins ‘ransom strip’ lawsuit against Kent housebuilder
The Court of Appeal upheld the ruling in favour of Persimmon
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Village green test case goes to Court of Appeal
The case is the first to test rules dating from 2013.